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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1886

Page

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A tale of love and deceit in a rural town

Robert Willard, recovering at his cottage, confronts Lillian Trent about love and a hidden past. Celeste Angot, a vanished wife who became a stage performer, emerges as the shocking truth behind Willard's coldness. Lillian learns he is her admirer and husband, and he pledges to stop her marriage to James Barton.

Robert Willard Silver Lake Lillian Janson Barton Lillian Trent Willard Abe Trent Squire Barton Robert Willans Dimey Tam Robert Willird Buey Celeste Angut Robert Anid Celeste Angot Sam Lillia Hnears Tillian James Barton Albert Victor Edward Prince of Wales Squildig Chicago Bquildig

Gracefully Dene Mittoy Wage Notice and Miscellany

In Gracefully Dene Mittoy Pennsylvania on February 27 a notice states that beginning March 1 all day workers at C A Goodeharles & Co nail works will toil eight hours daily while receiving the same pay as for ten hours. The item also compiles a string of short paragraphs noting diverse anecdotes and brief political and public notices from Chicago to New York, including remarks on politicians, a Jersey cow yield, and royal family chatter.

House Senate Washington Morrison Idaho Washington Territory Military Academy and Post Office Alto James New York Y. Horatis

Talked Too Much and Rowing Rapids Featured in Odd North State Tales

The North State reports Mrs. J. B. Shaffer of Greene County North Carolina celebrating the birth of eleven boys and discussing building savings through associations. A Boston caveman tale features Fred Plaisted planning a Niagara River row, claiming air tight boat design and potential profits. A humorous exchange about pensions with Home Guards echoes common wartime reminiscences and a Chicago Bohemian tragedy inquiry closes with domestic irony.

J. BR. Shaffer Greeneborough N.C North Guilford County Boston Fred Plaistedl Ross Niagara Pallas

The Wonderful Soil of the West

A West passenger explains that though cyclones occur a few times yearly the fertile soil supports structures through strong anchoring. He argues western soil allows regulated houses barns stables and granaries to resist damage while cyclones blow by unanchored.

There Was a Woman at the Bottom of It All

A Turkish qadi tale recounts an officer insisting a woman caused every trouble. The officer's error emerges when Jenin falls from a wine-drenched balcony, losing balance while peering at a woman nearby. The cadi laments the eternal search for a hidden woman behind misfortune.

Cadi Je Nin Tezaa

Jumbo Restored. Ward's workmen build life size model

Roonesian New York February twenty fifth reports Prof Ward's crew preparing and stuffing Jumbo's remains for inspection by Boston New York journalists. James Hutchinson and Charles Stone attend as owner representatives. The 24 year old elephant is depicted with a 12 foot pedestal, iron rods, and a 100 foot harness to move safely.

Roonesian N. Y Ward Boston New York James Hutchinson Charles Stone Barnum Jumbo Prof

Louisiana Board Considers Commutation For Ford and Murphy

At Louisiana Board hearing on February 27 the petitions for commuting the sentences of Pat Ford and John Murphy, sentenced to hang for the murder of Capt A Murphy in 1884, were discussed. The board held a secret session from 11:20 to 4:30 with Lt Governor Knoblock favoring commutation and Attorney General Conningham and Judge Baker opposing. The governor must fix the execution date.

Louisiana Board Pat Ford John Murphy A. Murphy Knoblock Conningham Baker

Geronimo Refuses Surrender After Meeting With Crooke

In Ex Paso on February 25, word says Gen. Crooke met with Geronimo at Larrys Ranch. The chief and five bucks asked for remission to return to the reservation peacefully. Crook refused, demanding unconditional surrender. Geronimo declined and returned to his camp with Nana and another hostage. He reportedly led about ninety bucks plus women and children, and no pursuit will be attempted.

Paso Tex Crooke Geronimo Larry Crook Nana Aew

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